Shop - Sheet Metal Apprentice

MTech Mechanical•Westminster, CO

3d•$20 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Perform entry level general sheet metal fabrication and installation duties with supervision. APPRENTICE 1 (0-12 months) Basic math skills. Operates ductline including total insulating responsibilities. Understands and operates all machinery. Understands terminology, preps ductwork for installation, has basic hand tools as per tool list and can properly use them. Attends all MTech Mechanical Apprenticeship training classes regularly and outside schooling if available. Develops good housekeeping and safety habits. Understands and is responsible for accurate material checkout from warehouse and labor accounting. Attentive to following instructions and has positive attitude toward leadman, fellow employees and customers. Can document approximately 2,000 hours of employment. Perform laborer tasks including such duties as sweeping, cleaning, delivering, loading, unloading, hole cutting, etc. Regular and predictable attendance is expected in order to meet the requirements of this position Other duties as assigned APPRENTICE 2 (12-24 months) All Apprentice 1 responsibilities and be able to: Read non-complex blueprints, detail shop orders from prints and onsite measurements. Assemble duct and fittings with minimum supervision. Set up and operate all job related tools safely. Fabricate duct and simple fittings, ie. els, trs, offsets. Understand the fundamentals of heating, ventilating and air conditioning. Flat spotweld galvanized joints, properly seal duct joints and OSM joints. Have fundamental knowledge of fibrous duct installations. Be willing to help solve simple fabrication problems. Document approximately 4,000 hours of employment. Other duties as assigned APPRENTICE 3 (24-36 months) All Apprentice 1 and 2 responsibilities and: Do all types of small jobs alone with supervision. Able to impart trade knowledge to and lead a helper. Can coordinate work with other employees. Can assemble duct and fittings. Can weld light gauge sheet and lightweight angle iron frames. Can complete jobs successfully in terms of labor and material budgets. Can document approximately 6,000 hours of employment. Other duties as assigned APPRENTICE 4 (36-48 months) All Apprentice 1, 2 and 3 responsibilities plus: Application for certification at local jurisdictions as required. Know fundamental fabrication standards and connectors. Can document 8,000 hours of employment. Support the total quality effort. Identify and respond to the needs of internal and external customers 100% of the time. Work within the guidelines of the safety and employee policy. Upon graduation, obtain Denver Journeyman Heating and Ventilating Certificate. Other duties as assigned

Requirements

Minimum 18 years of age
High school graduate/GED
Mechanical aptitude
Willingness to learn through on the job training and technical school courses
Reliable transportation to and from work required

Responsibilities

Basic math skills.
Operates ductline including total insulating responsibilities.
Understands and operates all machinery.
Understands terminology, preps ductwork for installation, has basic hand tools as per tool list and can properly use them.
Attends all MTech Mechanical Apprenticeship training classes regularly and outside schooling if available.
Develops good housekeeping and safety habits.
Understands and is responsible for accurate material checkout from warehouse and labor accounting.
Attentive to following instructions and has positive attitude toward leadman, fellow employees and customers.
Can document approximately 2,000 hours of employment.
Perform laborer tasks including such duties as sweeping, cleaning, delivering, loading, unloading, hole cutting, etc.
Regular and predictable attendance is expected in order to meet the requirements of this position
Read non-complex blueprints, detail shop orders from prints and onsite measurements.
Assemble duct and fittings with minimum supervision.
Set up and operate all job related tools safely.
Fabricate duct and simple fittings, ie. els, trs, offsets.
Understand the fundamentals of heating, ventilating and air conditioning.
Flat spotweld galvanized joints, properly seal duct joints and OSM joints.
Have fundamental knowledge of fibrous duct installations.
Be willing to help solve simple fabrication problems.
Document approximately 4,000 hours of employment.
Do all types of small jobs alone with supervision.
Able to impart trade knowledge to and lead a helper.
Can coordinate work with other employees.
Can assemble duct and fittings.
Can weld light gauge sheet and lightweight angle iron frames.
Can complete jobs successfully in terms of labor and material budgets.
Can document approximately 6,000 hours of employment.
Application for certification at local jurisdictions as required.
Know fundamental fabrication standards and connectors.
Can document 8,000 hours of employment.
Support the total quality effort.
Identify and respond to the needs of internal and external customers 100% of the time.
Work within the guidelines of the safety and employee policy.
Upon graduation, obtain Denver Journeyman Heating and Ventilating Certificate.